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Posted by Wardner on September 17, 2006 at 16:08:09 from (4.154.243.228):
In Reply to: Re: Forgot the pics =P posted by Nebraska Cowman on September 17, 2006 at 15:36:05:
I agree with Cowman. Drill and tap and get on with your life. So you drill into the shaft. No big deal. However, if that doesn't appeal to you, use some of your welding equipment. It doesn't sound like you have oxy-acet torch. That would certainly do the job. Forget the ice cubes. But you do have a carbon arc. Does that include an air-arc? Slice thru the top of the arm down to the splines. Drive a thin wedge in the kerf and the arm will slide off. Repair the arm with weld and grind. Nobody will know the difference particularly if the cut is on the bottom. I use rock spliting wedges because they have a gentle taper. An old screwdriver would also work. Drive it parallel to shaft.
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